EXPRESIONES CON LA PALABRA "OUT"

out and about	repuesto, por ahí
out at the elbows	raído
out front	adelante, en frente (de un edificio)
out in left field	totalmente equivocado
out in the cold	al margen
out in the open	al aire libre

• With just a few days of rest you'll be out and about again.
• I love this jacket but it's a bit out at the elbows.
• You go get the car, I'll wait for you out front.
• That's not what happened! You're out in left field!
• The other boys started playing football and left me out in the cold.
• I want to go camping, spend a few days out in the open.

out loud	en voz alta
out of bounds	prohibido
out of breath	sin aliento
out of business	cerrado
out of circulation	fuera de circulación
out of commission	fuera de servicio

• Jack's great aunt is quite deaf so we have to talk out loud.
• We're not allowed to enter my father's study, it is out of bounds.
• We were all out of breath after climbing that hill.
• The big department stores left my store out of business.
• I'm sorry, sir, but this currency is out of circulation.
• The elevator will be out of commission tomorrow.

out of condition	en mala forma/mal estado
out of context	fuera de contexto
out of control/hand	fuera de control
out of date/fashion	pasado de moda
out of harm's way/the woods	a salvo
out of here	fuera de aquí
out of it	en otra onda

• The toilettes in this school are all out of condition.
• What Miss Smith said on that interview was taken out of context.
• You must be more severe with your students or they will get out of control.
• Do you think this music will go out of fashion?
• As the President's bodyguard, it's your job to keep the President out of harm's way.
• Stan was out of it at the pub, he had too much to drink.

out of joint	dislocado
out of line	fuera de lugar
out of one's head	borracho
out of nowhere/the blue	de la nada
out of one's system	quitarse algo de encima
out of order	no funcionar

• Hank got his shoulder out of joint playing football.
• Stacey's comment was a bit out of line, don't you think?
• I was so out of my head at the party that I don't remember much of it.
• Wendy was crossing the street and a car appeared out of the blue.
• There's so much I need to get out of my system I don't know where to begin.
• My printer is out of order, may I use yours?

out of phase	desfasado
out of place	fuera de lugar
out of pocket	salir perdiendo
out of practice	desentrenado
out of proportion	desproporcionado
out of range	fuera del alcance

• The band sounded out of phase on the stage, didn't they?
• I can't go to my ex-boyfriend's wedding. I'll be totally out of place.
• Those holidays in Fiji left me out of pocket.
• I haven't played tennis for years, I'm totally out of practice.
• The accident wasn't that serious, it was all blown out of proportion.
• Sam tried to pick up the phone but it was out of range.

out of sorts	mal, enfermo
out of step	no llevar el paso
out of the closet	declararse homosexual
out of the corner of my eye	por el rabillo del ojo
out of the ordinary	fuera de lo común
out of the question	inadmisible

• Ted was feeling out of sorts and he didn't go to school today.
• Joe is a terrible dancer, he's always out of step.
• When did you come out of the closet?
• I was having lunch and I noticed a little kitty out of the corner of my eye.
• The food was ok, but nothing out of the ordinary.
• That's completely out of the question! My son will stay with me!

out of the way	fuera del camino
out of the window	por la ventana
out of the woodworks	de quién sabe dónde
out of this world	fantástico
out of touch	no estar en contacto
out of town	en las afueras, de viaje

• Sure, we can go to Molly's but it's a bit out of the way.
• If I eat just one slice of pizza my whole diet will go out of the window.
• Who is this guy? He comes out of the woodworks and starts telling us what to do!
• You have to see Mike's new yacht! It's out of this world!
• It's such a pity we've been out of touch for so long.
• Steph's out of town right now, would you like to leave a message?

out of tune	desafinado
out of whack	fastidiado
out of work	sin trabajo
out of your mind	fuera de juicio
out on a limb	arriesgarse
out on one's ear	de patitas en la calle
out to lunch	en Babia, divagando

• The tenors were fine, but the sopranos were a bit out of tune.
• I'm having trouble with my car, the carburator's out of whack.
• Are you out of your mind? You can't buy a 100,00-dollar car!
• I'm not willing to go out on a limb and lose everything I've got.
• Kelly was fired and now she's out on her ear.
• It's impossible to have a serious conversation with Jeff, he's always out to lunch.